I’ll start with: medical conditions, everyone would prefer to have an average well known and curable disease than a special case or a unique one
The amount of chromosomes.
Browser fingerprint.
I don’t know about y’all, but I’d prefer not to win a Darwin Award.
Having a rule written about their actions, or a law named after them.
For the rules, they did something stupid and management wants it to not happen again. If a law, then they were the victim of something terrible.
(Slim chance it was heroic, or cool.)
I dunno, I’d be okay with a rule named after me, causing an otherwise benign item to be banned.
The Zorsith law: all kitchen knives must have a flared base
shudder you made me think of The Cheesegrater.
I meant more like “wooden toothpicks are no longer permitted on the premises” or something similarly weird and oddly specific
Camouflage.
A desire for a different way to live your life. If everyone else around you wants something else, you can either suffer it or disengage from society all together. And odds are neither of those two options are what you wanted to happen.
There’s nothing special about wanting to be special. It’s the most ordinary thing in the world.
People want change, being “special” sucks just as much, if not more than being normal
Uniqueness is not a thing people generally desire.
Shooting up a school is special and unique